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Real Steel Fighting .. It says the robot are real autonomous fighting. That means it will be better than real steel movie which is tele operated. submitted by /u/Modulus3360 [link] [Kommentare]

Here you can see how Bill Gates thought about memory: In this Software Notes newsletter from 1975, he explains the strategies and tricks he employs to squeeze things to the utmost. Back then, "memory budgeting" wasn't just a best practice, it was a survival skill. What are your approaches today? You can see more how Gates approaches systems design, handwritten diagrams, and BASIC source code here : https://www.programmersatwork.net/bill-gates submitted by /u/slammers00 [link] [Kommentare]

https://reddit.com/link/1u0rx4y/video/yhckg2drz56h1/player Sick of writing custom parsers every time I switch tactile sensors. Threw this together — one API, any sensor, 3 lines. Video shows the useful thing: demo: AI pre-annotate → review → export. Took me like 2 minutes. pip install tlabel import tlabel tlabel.demo() # try it right now, zero config Works with GelSight Mini, DIGIT, PaXini, Daimon. MIT, free. submitted by /u/ImmediateArm7942 [link] [Kommentare]

Leaning towards uncanny valley obviously versus trying to make it sound too real but I like getting roasted by a robot. Current progress . Hopefully doesn’t get flagged for having fire in the background or something. Cheers yall! submitted by /u/TheRealFanger [link] [Kommentare]

Just came across this turn key modular consumer robotic arm that offers hardware and software integration all in one package. Question: Does anything like this exists for industrial application under $5k, each module made out of stainless steel or aluminum and comes with easy to use software integration (machine vision etc)? submitted by /u/innomind [link] [Kommentare]